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My RV Works, Inc., Qualified RV Service Technician, Darren Koepp, continues the second season of “10 Minutes With A Tech”.
Kevin just recently had his RV de-winterized, and now, the plumbing connections in his RV are leaking. He would like to know if transforming from plastic connections to brass fittings would help with the dripping pipelines and pipes, or would plastic still be okay?
Darren reveals us a couple of various pipes adapters and pipes fittings, shows how to eliminate and install the various pipeline fittings, and provides his thought on what might be the concerns behind the leaking connections in Kevin’s recreational vehicle.
Stay tuned for the remainder of the 2nd season of the show where more concerns will get answered!
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